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Barako, The Big Bean by Chit Juan and Alejandro Mojica, Ph. D. (Anvil, 2005) won the prestigious Gintong Aklat Award 2006 (Trade Books category), for its valuable information on coffee growing, preparation and detailed instructions on how to start a coffee farm.
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From being an exporter of some $15 million worth of coffee, the Philippines is now a net im-porter of the second most traded commodity next to oil. This year alone, the country s estimated to import about P1.4 billion worth of coffee beans from Vietnam and Indonesia.
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Barako, The Big Bean by Chit Juan and Alejandro Mojica, Ph. D. (Anvil, 2005) won the prestigious Gintong Aklat Award 2006 (Trade Books category), for its valuable information on coffee growing, preparation and detailed instructions on how to start a coffee farm.
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From being an exporter of some $15 million worth of coffee, the Philippines is now a net im-porter of the second most traded commodity next to oil. This year alone, the country s estimated to import about P1.4 billion worth of coffee beans from Vietnam and Indonesia.
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February 16, 2003 - 12:00am